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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
FLOODS III MAINE.
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stletm Tss oerriea ueL tAs landings sfe
seio elii 80 pui ii ti.ss osn go tlsf .tsss a
sos Nnffl 1ei.ife g isllf ia tes FirsEifs
81 9usanvsi lekf tas Efeei So bfaaah
drive ehiCh b. thf ksF tu fEt pfias -
tuluhrr 81 along fAs Atlantic seabasfc.
49, come anen sac river a. riTul ufrst
us1nsre has berp 4ent 81 iif4tsI a. tAs
Neoisu fnitis and operations tbeft AL -
faspeAaed Tor soDse Ansa. A. Bradley ibs:
~ret tpWn faceiilf vat hsla. a. lisa
tie YatrT4 NeHf as baala
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
NEW YORK FOR CLEVELAND.
What Surveyor Of the Por. Has TO Say IN
An Intsrvfew.

WssHrS0roN, May 5.-Mr. Beattie, the
Surveyor Of the Port of New York. is in
town aud in an interview with Star re-
porter today talked quite freely about the
political feeling 10 New York. IN the in
terview he was asked: DO you think Mr.
Cleveland will get the New York delegation
II see no indications 10 the contrary"
vas tie reply. II am 50 busy that l don't
get any time TO look into politics, but men
whom meet who do keep the run OF things
think Mr. Cleveland viii get the delegation.
That seems TO be the intelligent impression"
"Will Mr. Hill be candidate" the re-
porter asked.
Il have no meens Of judging. Ny opin-
ion as 10 that would oe worth absolutely
nothing I do not know what Governor
Hin's ambitious are. 1t Is not the desire of
M individual that lifts him up. IL IS the wish
OF the people, 8 man can not force the pop
ular will, he mus, be carried by il. IL looks
as If Mr.. Cleveland were in the tide this
time"
should Mr.. Cleveland be re-nominated.
do you think there is any class OF Demo
Gratis ia Ser York that would bolt the
ticket" the Star man asked
II see no reason why there should be.
no. / think there is no such feeling as
that"
is there any disposition among those
men who are likely u control the political
affairs Of the state % GntagOnize Mr.. Cleye-
land with Mr.. Hilll"
quite the contrary. | think they al
agree and in this they take their cue from
the Presidents own example. that the vel
fare OF the party depends upon their look
ing well 10 the interests OF the State and
they are deyoting themselves TO this, par
ticnlarly in those psrts OF the State where
there las bsen friction and distrUst they
are working 20 restore confidence
and harmony. All the business people
seem to bs reil pleased with the admins
tratiOu
Il cannot see how II IS a, al likely - be-
otherwise. I cannot conceive its going the
other way unicss he sad 'some great
biunder should be made. | think looking
n it thus far aheal thar the state "a sure
Mr.. Clevelands afministrstlon has inspired
the couideace and approval Of tie people
AL OYER ths country 4"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

LA.slse. May 5.-rwenty-tvo opinions
were handed down today by the Supreme
Court as foilows
Affirmed -Beckwith IS. The Township ~
Van Barren, Stone v-. G. 8 W ". Rail way,
Raid -. Ladu. People ~. Duford. Strsugh
vs.. D. l.. Z y. Railway, Bagley rs. Scuddsr.
Clar0n vs.. ROby Lumber Company. Guest
vs. New Hampshire Fire Insurance Com
aanY, Torrent ys. Damn.
keversed-Pstrie Lumber Company vs..
Collins. Bailey vs. Cornell. Brown -. -.
Charles. Bearss ". Preston, Harxrave -.
Weber. Davies IS City Of Esst Saginaw.
Trpp -. Pontiac & Lapeer Plank Road
Company. Newman - Locke. 81 81
Ia Miner -. Fedder. a mandamus was
granted.
Ia the matter Of The extension Of First-st..
Grand RaDids the verdict was set aaide and
a nex trial ordered.
In Grady IS. Hughes. Fehesring denied.
In people vs.. CaitsrSoOd and IN People
vs. Ross. the defendants wera discharged.
In Brant IS The Michigan Grand Lodge,
4. & A. ~, a mandznas vas denied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
w. c. DE PAUW DEAD.
stricken with ApopIexy at Chicago and
Dies at Chicago

Stricken with ApopIexy ut Chicago and
Dies at Chicago.
CnIcseo, May 5.-Mr. W. c. De PAW, the
grea; glass manufacturer of New Albany,
Iad. was stricken with spoplexy last even
ing while awaiting a train in the depot Of
the louisville. New Albany Il Chicago
Railroad His son. y r. De Pauw. was
with him AZ The time and had him con
veyed in a litter 70 the Palmer House.
where the best medical aid was at once
summoned. He was pronounced to be in
diving condition. and no hopes were held
out u his recovery. At II o clock be began
TO sink rapidly. and at Il O'Clock this noon
be expired. apparently without pain. His
remains viii be conveyed 10 his home in
New Albany. where the funeral will take
pace.
Ar De Psuw vas born At Salem Wash
ington county, Ind. ia ls2i ln ls6l he
removed 20 New Albsnv. and during the
war was one of the heaviest contractors OF
army supplies Tor the Government In he
West !Ie was the owner Of the immense
giste-gla3s and window glass factory az
Nev Albany. IN which nearly 100000 IS
invested. re was a large owner in the
Ohio Falls Iron Works. New Albany Woo.en
and Cotton Mul. Ne# Albany Railroad
and Gable Road Supplies Mil two large
iogndries. and = hzif dozen more
msnufs tories was inferes ed in tro banks
AZ Nsw Albany and in banks 81 Louisville
Indianapolis and Chicago. ss weh - in
msnufsfto-ies in Io1sviIIe snd indisrap-
ofis Ills vii provides Tor a d0nat p of
nof less han 81 500 6Uo 20 De rsnv -niver-
sity GreenClsfie. 20 which institution ae
has sreade riTen over $50 o09 His chsr-
ities have been uns0anie3. iiis Donations
q tse Msih03sl Ct1rcb VII aygrsgate
81 so 0oc in tts ias' thir,y years
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
oAuGnr oN 81 VII.

Ma NoHg. May o.-.Arriye3 slemyteF
from Autworp
WAsHIHeros Nav a-Ths GusiemUlan
charge Alfslfes 81 Washington hss nou-
Gee the Secretary 81 State thai tne President
oi thai republic las cancelled the o0f8uls-
zion Of " 7 Brigham a. consul II Guste-
uals az Boston
g Nav lonK. Nav a.-Peter Smith VA
hanged in The yard Of tie Ionis prlsoa this
morning for The murder. on hpflI Two
years ago. 81 John Hannon Ihis is tAs
nrsi Thursday ID fbe history la the state
when capital punishment has oosa ln-
1icted.
PHuAnKLrnIA MsJ 5-Ths score la tbs
six days walking contest al midnight ~ a.
follows Sirokel $50 niles. Earl Ss
Alberss. 355 Hughes Sss. Elsen. a80 Nore
mac $50. DAY, tzt New hsft al1. MiiiAnls
20. Tliy, 2.5. Adams 2t3
CINoENsrg o.. May 5.-~Ats g. m Ere
In tie still house 81 " J. n Ogrdon e
glyoerine factory and chemical Horgs e. go
70 30 Pium-si, caused 5 oi9 damage o.
stock 5000 dsmsse o. buiia.ug and s. oH
damage 20 machinery. making = total 81
$1,000 loss. u wss flily insured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
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zaag - sAa ~. ssaa B.ssssA = "a. eis-
1919 ataa.

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.ats 4ss sighs lzst ne sre "a lhe ar s14e
q shaa IA N.crara ca eaaaaag :
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ar snd naa sasfs wAsea csaa BE- e -
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Aa1s - szzx az in as1 tas sars 80
Essc'la sil csgsn. A air -.
cane - ate - sic nlsnt So
polfsd hsaria< sFt1s4ee e a PISA strixAlg
tie spposste SIS ai ne wsil. Ihess = ;
f4iat aope O. Esacni1g ne .Gpr.Saned cle1.
lne taa1sr O. ne gas &C. isiFsu lala t1s
ars al . seeona szpiosla1 is nat pssg 4ai
sezrs are sBtsFtalnsd gaat tse ~oois aee
may Be o.0&n ap- 0l1 Glleis ssF sscl .
result = Do1siels- Ia it sesuld escuF sas
cstastrof1e Eo1la 0e the greatest recorded
il tas story u coal usni1z
Jlii1s 1lael one % the u -st stated
that 8s sas sliLnk iE tae cAss1 a. supper
in 30 2 so4n saea BE fsit a conegss4Qn
ana scrambled out OnlY Uns 0zs szgs1 9f
rs iogr con panlons eh.sse lead ro1iss
CsEis 1p ln he cage sih hiEl. Several
n4Faly appreciated tseif escape. exlnz 10
the dazsd lesliag hat chArsctefizat al Nho
cane ous from tbs deadly pa AicAasl rep
resents ths explosion "a sOHething tsrriac.
and saYs al became darkness 0us haadrr1
ieel from t3< entrance u ne sLktt ina uedi-
agely after be came oat.
=1Ohn Lynch 4as oa1iy ia iured about the
ace and hsnas. sad hA1 Ms hip fractured.
snd aAs been IN d1iiFiam -iRee tie Sx-
Plos ion. his tzlk being Of sorz 10 the plt.
IL = thought he sill nOE recover owing 70
his having Inhaled tie gas. samuel Hat-
son death = ua2ccountsoie. lie Was )
miner Of great experience. skile those ~ 10
Sent down VITA nim - rescue their frien5s
we're c0nparatiFe Fely inexperienced. lie died
from the elects cs the after damp. His
brave deeds were among the bright things
IN tie carnival Of misery.
Many Of the dead are fathers and sons
Of eighty families OF this little city.
ArOund The shaft the scenes are narrowing
Ia th- sxtrenle. Rgnen and ScOtt, OF the
Wellington mines. went down AZ ths imml-
nent risk OF their lives IN an endeavOr 70
make a. investigation IS 20 the nature of
procedure. Chandler. Of the Wellington
mine, las been indeiatigable in bis efforts
% ass, in the work OF r,scue
The doctors are rendering all the assist
ance in their power A black pail hangs
oysr the city. The business houses are all
closed the coliegies are shR. up, ahd the
entire population Is gathered At the seen
OF the disaster. Terror-stricken wives and
children. and sorrowing fathers hover IA
the vicinity and mOnrn their terrible aiilc-
tion. The imprisoned minors were old
settlers Il IS slmOs, impossible that any
can have survived. though many have hope.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
is READY TO PROVE nj


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a.ase sf Coasssns tb.s esealss eosst
a. snelaa.sas tsat = ssot cala "a .ss bs
spplsese3 t9 ia4slHv ln.e tas ehkrxs ~
ssfsf is.asaeod ms3e aEslnss Nr lean
naion Ia 5ss 3stle,s gss,ssasi 10 he Eta.ss
issi Asaasy Rs aia lot ia uoYias this
ansa8Aeat a= sA'3 safrnd 10 sakzesi tasi
f8< .a4giFf saoa.a 49, as eai lha 2riic.e y
qlesl.ol 10 as particularly 4nfoFtausie
Gast lor tfaYsraasat sa81.s lave aefs1sei
theif pfsssas soorse aga ast "a "a hera-
ssr ~ P4fiiznlsat Shile tssy weFs snsssed
90 iariclux lp3l las people ~ ifeians. ~
the esaclllsnt II permanent Coercion
ti.. hFsnd 81 perpetual dishcrof. II Nf.
uilloas case were taken inio the .ss
cars % s0all be very uncertain ~aethsf
e eoai4 zei q Terslct whatever mikAt ee
the proof iu tae ezss siaee Parliament lad
declared that the CHANGES 4zsinsl Ar. Diiioa
did not consntat= : bEra.h ~ privilege.
IAe House, NE. Cfia..slone declared. Nas
perfectly cxmpesenf a1i ia fact the on.y
c0mFeteut tribunal - adiu1ge the case aud
ia support o. this position he cited large
number and variety " pFeeetents- tie ap
pesled % The Government 20 fecete from
their determination which il persisted IA,
mlght lead 20 crisis OF momsnsOus eoa-
sequences.
slr T. f. Webster. Attorney General
admitted that the argument 0f Gladstone
wss = foreibie one bat said that Il had DOT
shaken the opinion held by the law Officers
o. TIE crown that the House wAs not COM
petsat 10 deal With the question. The
House had never taken c0gnizance of
chsrgs OF falsehood against oEe Of It's Inem-
hers as = matter OF denying is interference.
he hoped that the House would affirm the
cause proposed by the government IS the
most honorable and adequate method Of
dispos,ug OF the matter and reiterated the
decision Of the government that court Of
lzu was the proper place to deal with the
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

tte-tafit 80 ftt ft-a.sss-e.ts-a-
NzstuxEE. May 5.--A great deal Of dam
fgs was done ia tAis city and Ishpeming By
Mondays storm. Several small building3
were blown down and a number of largs
ones considerably damaged. Reports from
other points IN the peninsula indicate that
ths damage VA even greater than here.
All telegraph and telephone .snes went
down IN twenty minutes before tns Storm
The cable across the Straits of Ms xinaw
also orOke The wire. are being r. paired
now. it IS difficult to sssisnais the camage
done in this section. bar it Vii amount TO
several thousand dollars
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
Fo0s Nsoso SOS ,allEo


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eaQs ea tte tUesa sat hs e1
ref snew So 50 iosde3 Nhils is tee
ssk 90 tlosrs Dat oa8 ~ ihs 81 sss
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sEsfFsl. tiaaE insfaaty ~ >sptib sna
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SCI imlti fsfe.y after tas saa4tnk aa4
fiAiIss Is sAs c,fts1szl shlca . Eseefs II
believed TIE soae1ed nog i he sfosseI
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

,n,l1ssts e rss rs.t.ssu .titls
DErRorT. May -Four hundred persons
saw the beginning Of wrestling match to-
night between Maissta Sornkatchi. "tbe
Jap. and Thomas McNshon. Of Detroit
The match was Tor 500 q side sri he "a =
recoi pts. When the two STARED in oa the
Grsac0- Roman bout they interested TIE
sudiencs for nearly sn hour before The Jsp
got the Detroif bov down sDd demanded q
falt. Tse referee would not allow if. snd a
new rfferee vas chosen. Al tie end q
fwoniq-eix minutes tae Jap again claimed a
fail. end 30 nos being allowed. be sfuhb0rniT
refused 70 continue. Tie match vas ac-
coroingly called draw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

ft-.tf'tf fo Ftt f...asss-ttts.a.
MAserE-Tr May 5.-Ons hundred miners
have struck at the Iroo King mines At Iron
wood. Mich. for back pay II the company
don pay Al once the entire force 90 out.
Arrived today steam barge Colonial and
Arzona. They report no ice encountered.
So. igracs- Sailed steam barge Mineral
Rock. lumber. for Buffalo, sch0Oners Jgns,
to Cleveland. Gilmore Frankfort. J r.
Cand. Ashfabula Arrived - Scho0usrs
Mioehsha. Ssuit So. Marie. down, Egyptian.
Orouf0. Kinoal. Sslkirs. Pelican Up.
0scols. Wins.ow. A. ". Cotton. ArizOaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

". F. Gibbs, Of Kansas Cl,y. and Fred
Richenheim. Of this city, fought an eight
round contest last night in the sorih part
OF the city. John L. Sullivan. the MEM
bers Of his company and about 30 specia-
tors were present tTp 70 theseventh round
Gibbs had the best of the contest bat in The
eighth Relcheuheim got IN his fne work.
his opponent was knocked q ut and the
fgbt Was given TO Richenhem on points.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Iovnos, Nag 5-Tas Prince and Prfacsss
81 Wa'es. and their daaxhters. the Ma a =
o. rorne and Princsss Louise sn8 ne
Ccr-rfr~se de Paris, sccsnps1isi ~ tril-
Hsnt s1itsz. tolsV v..is-si tae American FL
hihiton and Eg1alo Bile skew. The
r1vsi rartv were ooth surnrss@d sr5
charmed with TIE performances of Baf8io
BIS Wild West eompanv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

NV YORK. Msv s-Jsck Dempsey ar
rived At bis home iu Brooklyn toisy. whore
te vii uGrfe his broken arm. u response
srain be .si3 if ras bard - tel HIs had
Tnsle considerable money and was trs 81
tra~clinz sbogt the Cognrv e good
- r1rse wzs gotten ~ faf hIrse.f ard
cae ef - champions he roui1 ~ x.lliog
~ eatei fhe uB- sgsin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

hy lnteu frl,t
CHsfoYssS. Nav the Messenger and
Minnie. the FIRST boats through The soo
river. arrived back lssf night aad repor, the
ice in the river disappearing rapidly
A org feet has already passed
through Tne sChoousr James r. Jov
ran ashore near this port
vesis saiay afternoon. bat a tug from this
city released her before any seri0us damage
had been sustained. The schooner r. G.
Leighton. Goa laden. l. repgrtsd sshors -
Msckinsc. fhe tag Ieviatlsa Is in rsadi-
ness % render her assistance e wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

rsr .tts - fsl rr.tssse- -rs,se.
Lsysrsa. Mav Eswin J. Tiilsv. .the local
cashier of he 81. G. = p. Z. & y. ra'ireads
became snsare frorl over work yesterday
and this morning Re fn0k a poisonous dose
81 morphine Prompt acficr ssvei his fe
Bs had worked three rears without day :
T4raffnr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

The Corouefs 3ufy ID fle fikcf osss mei
yesterday ans sasr hesrag fhs leslmonY
81 Ne 4 .sea s9n--stilstsnuslly tiie same
a. thal az ths husband oi Tie decreased ed
jopnei t1 ths sf.srnoon. Mrs nE. uui-
toa and hef freats eniphAtealls deuv thHi
sas lnoauoed tse abortion. ihss uroaf af
Mf fsgE a. the JfifeHsN. - FEAEa ottlte
last aiFbl sua pfoposed % have him atas
wbai he iald tat Coroner hs sfasea e.
tske back snyihing eAcela g. SAY fhAi iu-
stead 0f hnclnF Mrs. Dueon Iu ths sof 50
performing a. oftfsIIau un la 49,. le
found hcf tB cansullauau wlth tie Sc
erased Parties who heard his islk WITH
the Coroner however. ssF tAal hs uai uniy
ssid the operHiion WAS performed oul Sc
sffsiss4s IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

WeHlSsroS. May 5.-The President to-
dsy appointed James 3 Thorn Postmaster
az Hrdson. Mich. There way 81 unsac-
csssful and rel h1t com petit0r for the Office
ssairsr ne late " r. B. Schermerl orn
snd tls irht for 'he plac>. wszed 5v The
tEo. VS. one al tte most desperate since
the Democratic sdmiaisfrati0u took the
rai~a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

rhs water il Pumped From tho Dstroit
Nine Dlscloslnk Rieh ore Deposits

=" u - - -+3-'- =" .
ttr ...ts So Et.ttats sts.-s.
NzsArSzE May 5.-lne water is nearly
our Of me Detroit mine. which vas hooded
three weeks aso, and miDing operations
~ be resumed tomorrow. The value Of
the miae j. Increased By the food. whieh
revealed The existence OF deposits u ore
hithsrie unslspected The tresfle Of the
llcky mine Vas blown dOsa Monday, but
siu nol interfere with shipping ore from
the mine. The shipping season Is begin
ming ia earnest today. the mines sending
from ten g. diteen thousand tons OF ore
daily 10 The docks az Marquette and Escsn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

hoary Brown. oi fnaies. a.. is at
Nw,ss e.
"A "a Nosburfh AilessDs hss leVsleT.
Wa 81 vest yesterday
a. n WrFha aud i * Howell az Hex-
ara. wers among tiss osriy arrivals ht
sweet yesterday
M h hiCts ~ MORLEY. vas recognized
anon. tif crowd tnei tbIungeo ~Eatt
yesiefosi in sesrCh oi salllsaa
A. A. Nsttss. superintendent of ths
Kalamazoo division ~ ths y. h a M s
rallrosd made fiyinf vls.i 10 lac o.iy yea
ierabF
Geo = powlins of Montague. dined 81
The Morton aud passed fee honff sesief.
oaY iook |ng after his oraDG ikAIids bos.-
Dess interests
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
MURDERED LuaArIc


tNe RAifA" th-3Hf N~t tato
FrFrtno. =. r.. Ma7 The grand my
have louad indictments against Henry
Nnbea. John sharzey and EdTs-i s3msrs.
iasane officials. f5r msnslssghtsr N tts
sacos8 degree for cauroT t5e death Gf sn
inuafs O. " RDwn rhs three s.fsns-
snfs we're arrested this afternoon and iadz-
81 - teFi
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

MfrrIstx CRY f75 Mer 5-Abcrt $40
sTnrloTes 81 khe uho ssze iraser vsr5s
have gone ont 90 st-5ta. IeH ars g.
rza Al - eer cav. naH nsr Iev
wsrt 3 - sni ssi3 every tne e-ks I5e
employers VII Fssst thss demsu9
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Ioxnoy. Asy s.-Ths St-rfarf publishes
= dispstch frcrn Pars. statinE that the Gov
ernnaert hss prohibited further perssrol-
suces in Paris Of Wsgners Lohengria.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
DETROIT WINS AGAIN
YtsTEHoAYs sAss BALL oAmss
Kalamazoo shuts Out Ssndusky w a.
ingtoa fizs fhiis a siphi4 tsFk
and Boston lied IA = Tsz tautaE
eEms-Ihs Oricfai seoFe.

DEfscir, Nay 5.-Three thousand people
shiyered this stternoou durins the ume
Detroit was engaged ia defeating IudSnsp-
oils The fore part OF the dsy was rainy
and the ground Was soft. bat errors in the
feld we're few. rhe visitors took the lead
a. The start On Getzein's wiltuess, but ia
the third innings the Detroiis took sEeo-
tiOustely - Boyle and pounded out the
game. The visitors PLAYED pluoky game
throughout. They show good coaching ia
base running. and accept every chance
They were unable 20 hit very effectively to-
dsy. which lost them the game. Ac0oschy
and Cshills field work Was the feature Of
the game.
IndIsaapoli. hsiisli .'-.'.--.'.. ~ 9 9 ! o
Hsse nits-Detr0it. e, indianapolis H.
Error~ Detroit, = indianapolis.
batterles-Gei4ein and Camel; Boyle and
Meyers
UDpiFe-Quest.
s1rlssNt Ss s.s ys.sss>S-,ss.>s.
WAsHNGros. ID. c.. May 5.-O'Day for
the Wsshingtons pitched 8 remarkably fine
game today. bu. was not well supported,
the fielding of the home team being miser-
able in the extreme. Notwithstanding all
this WashingtoDs succeeded by heavy kat-
ting In the lfth and sixth innings Ia oger-
coming the lead attained by Philadelphia
in the early part OF the game, and tied the
game In the ninth inning when. owing 20
darkness. the game was called. The score
was as follows.
Philadelphia ....0 0 81 o o o. 8
Washington .......-......O 0 o 2 l 0 l. 5
Base hits Philadelphia. s. Washington. y.
Errors Philadelphia. 2 Washington, :.
Baiteri=s- Burlington, Ferguson and Cunning.
O'Day aud Deasley.
Jmpire-Nison.
sls.ssus - ,.s ,t.,s,,S-sts.Vs
NEW YORK, May Six thousand people
witnessed todays game between Boston and
New York. Both teams played II sharp,
brilliant fielding game. R&dbourne, for
Boston, was handled very roughly, the
New Yorks making u hits, while Welch s
pitching was very effective. The game was
called az the end of the tenth inning on ac-
count OF darkness. The score was as fol-
lows
SsT Se',oa aorh.........d .......d O.
Base hits-New York, Is. Boston, 9.
g.-rors-New York, 5; Boston. 3.
Balieries-welsh and o Kourke Radbourne
sna Daily
Umpire-Powers.
ccIncinlns,i i....-...-.-...o ooos 2
Base hit.-clncnnati. 70: Cle-eland. 7.
L,.'.- c-.1 - - = - 49, 49, .o,, -
Snyder
At brooklyn
I...1i.. .,,..e.1 /, 80. 90 -''--'-S -
p,s 80 t,-,oe,,i- - -, Ss...o,,,t.. - 10
t....'.s. - - - :, =, ,s 49, :. ~,
ID ''''s anu e'P'es' Nay A"u DOnA-
- r-,fot.
A. re-,
r-tics n n n = N
p,,yt = n =,
base hlts -tutd - blNeio, 4.
fstteries -Pcn6e-grs. aud Uuaord. Fsnnirv
and Purvis
At Philadelphia
Athletic ..-.-....-..2 D. 3
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

OfTTfnf Fe ksF b.--A COMMITTEES ferrs-
sentine iicketts Division q 8 A IL Lere
10 oouief Nltb tls issfleiisld Ncmora A..
fooiauor regarding monument uu fhf siis
81 iickrfts charge The committee cen.
sisis Of Col ~ Eorrr Capf r. d Heetes
nnd Capt n J ciopiou The MlsCousiu
aud Maine commissioner lea Sol their
bones today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

SASugsKY, May 5.--Kslsmszoo former
pitcher. Harrison. wss IN the box today
With Fuller catching Ssndusxy t13
fsa-le sni Weber in to box sna Christ
man ard Bishop catching SanSuskv vss
sbuf ouf Kalamazoo made - runs AID
one error. Sfsp.eton ias3e a bome run.